How Earth Went Billions Of Years Without Experiencing Fire
It wasn’t until 383 million years ago when the first extensive wildfires took place.
It wasn’t until 383 million years ago when the first extensive wildfires took place.
The very first mention was 500 years after it supposedly occurred.
This thing had to be fearsome to behold
Plato passed in Athens in the year 348 BCE.
In 1988, though, local man Tony Signorini confessed to perpetrating the entire thing.
The earliest known recognizable toothbrush was found in China during the Tang Dynasty.
The statistical probability of surviving to 100 years old before the 19th century was nil
Everything is becoming gray scale.
The fox was probably a companion or a pet for the hunter-gatherers during the late Holocene
Things weren’t so hospitable on Earth, apparently.
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